Verification of Unusual Sight Record
For Utah

Rec. # 2026-61


Common name:

Chestnut-sided Warbler

Scientific name: Setophaga pensylvanica
Date: 9/25/26
Time: 9am-11am
Length of time observed: 2 plus hours
Number: 1
Age:  
Sex:  
Location: Tonaquint Park
County: washington
Latilong:  
Elevation:  
Distance to bird: 15 feet
Optical equipment: Nikon Z8
Weather: Sunny and 70s
Light Conditions: sunny
Description:        Size of bird: 5in
(Description:)       Basic Shape: slim but stalky and larger head
(Description:)  Overall Pattern: yellowish green with dark strips wing
(Description:)            Bill Type: Stout , straight, and sharply pointed
(Description:)                              
Field Marks and
Identifying Characteristics:
The chestnut sided warbler was super fun to watch. He hung out in the tree, just jumping from branch to branch for several hours. He was still there when I left after watching him for a couple hours.
(see photos)
Song or call & method of delivery: didn t hear him
Behavior: fast
Habitat:  
Similar species and how
were they eliminated:
 
Previous experience with
this & similar species:
never seen
References consulted:  
Description from: From photo(s) taken at the time of the sighting
Observer: Jennifer Hatcher
Observer's address: n main st
Observer's e-mail address: **
Other observers who independently identified this bird:  
Date prepared: 9/26/26
Additional material: Photos
Additional comments: